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The document discusses the development of a game, including code to allow the player to move around the play area, shoot, and die when a shield runs out. Screenshots show the addition of a shield and point system, enemies and lasers, and new background layers. The second enemy can move up and down, and has the same laser code as the first enemy.
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RPMS TEMPLATE FOR SCHOOL YEAR 2023-2024 FOR TEACHER 1 TO TEACHER 3
Printscreens for games
- 1. In thisscreenshotIhave justfinishedmakingthe firstplayer Thisis the code to allowthe playertomove aroundthe play area. Thisis a screenshotof the game nowthat I have put a shieldandpoint systemintothe system code.
- 2. Thisis the code to allowthe playerto shootand to destroythe lazerif it goesoff the screen. Thisis the code for the firstenemieslazer Thisis the firstenemyof mygame
- 3. Thisis the code that allowsthe playertodie once the shieldrunsout Thisis the firstenemieslazer
- 4. Thisis a screenshotof the firstenemiesinplayand2 new backgroundlayersthatI have added. Thisis the secondenemyof mygame it has the same code as the firstenemyapartfromit can move up and down. Thisis the secondemenieslazer ithasthe same code as the firstenemylazer.